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Narukami's personality was that he's needy as gently caress and surprisingly insecure.
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Was that the reason everyone looked sunburnt?
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Jun 21, 2014 02:57
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Which is strange, from what little I know, I doubt Soejima really cares about someone using a reddish-flesh to a light-flesh gradient going down some one's face. It's not even that prominent in the original!
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Jun 21, 2014 23:11
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The only way to stop the time loop is to give your money to Atlus
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Jun 26, 2014 09:39
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BlitzBlast posted:By the way, whoever's directing the animation of this has a really weird image of normal human proportions. If you want a laugh, start looking at people's legs/torsos. Yeah the Quality hasn't improved by that much. ElBrak posted:I got the feeling from the episode that while he had the boosted stats so he could do the good dialogue choices, he didn't remember that he's done this before tell he got his Persona. I don't know, it kind of like he's pretending that he doesn't know what's going to happen next. Like the gas station handshake, he knew what he had to do, it's unpleasant, but so be it. He doesn't want people to get suspicious that he's been timelooping. And because he's not like Homura, he's not trying to hold his knowledge over other people's heads. You know what I want them to do? Actually try to stop the murders from happening. Nip Adachi at the bud. That would be so much better for the character Yu Narukami. He doesn't have to be successful, he just has to try, do something different.
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Jul 11, 2014 09:48
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P4's investigation team is very much bottom up, its like one of those old-fashioned crime fighting teens stories. So the fact no one else gets weirded out by the leader deliberately hiding things from his team is odd, to say the least. P3's SEES is top-down, you arrive, and you plug yourself into pre-existing infrastructure.
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Jul 27, 2014 02:37
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I quite like the P3 movie. It sets the perspective outside the "MC"'s head, giving more time for the other characters, so you get an idea of just how hosed up the kid is (and therefore how he grows).
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